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From Lucas Metropolitan Housing's press release:

Toledo community leaders today proudly proclaimed “mission accomplished” with the grand opening of the new, first-of-its-kind Park Apartments, a $15 million, 45-unit affordable housing apartment building that represents a historic investment toward ending the homelessness crisis among people with disabilities and young adults that affects approximately 4,000 youths in Northwest Ohio.

From CVS Health's press release:

CVS Health® announced today the opening of its new Workforce Innovation and Talent Center (WITC) in Columbus, located at the Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority's Rosewind Community Center. The WITC will provide the community access to free workforce training and health services in collaboration with various local workforce organizations, such as Eckerd Connects, Columbus Jewish and Family Services, Columbus State Community College, YouthBuild and more.

From ABC 4 News Utah:

The Home Depot Foundation upgraded an apartment complex designated for veteran’s and low-income residents in Salt Lake City Wednesday.

Team Depot, an associate volunteer force with The Home Depot Foundation, installed new fixtures and upgraded the exterior of an apartment complex owned by the Housing Authority of Salt Lake City (HASLC).

From the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh's press release:

The HACP was honored to open the Cheryl Gainey Wellness Center at Allegheny Dwellings Thursday morning, June 5.

Ms. Gainey, who served as Allegheny Dwellings Tenant Council president and a term as HACP commissioner, was a champion for the health and wellbeing of her community at Allegheny Dwellings. Her sons, Bruce and Nate, along with other family members, traveled from New York to commemorate the occasion.

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From The Columbian:

Vancouver Housing Authority apartments are hosting farmers markets where the produce is free for residents, thanks to a multi-agency partnership.

From The Columbian:

Vancouver Housing Authority apartments are hosting farmers markets where the produce is free for residents, thanks to a multi-agency partnership.